1. The light of the bright star has lit up your branches
So you wept from the memory of a beloved companion

2. And dreams came to you by a lake
As the moon lifts the veil of darkness

3. The garden mourns like flames of morning
As if it weeps for strangers

4. I knew you to have the heart of a poet
Its throbs like the poems of poets

5. So remember the days of youth after one
Who walks with spirits and nobles

6. O how good is the night talk that has passed
And love fills the earth and the horizons

7. O how good is the valley whose forests
Love the rustle over the water's murmur

8. As for me, I have suffered because I
Did not know how to track desires

9. What does one with misery hope for, one who
Was never counted among the happy

10. He has from war wounds while others
Play with spoils over carcasses

11. So cry over a noble, lost friend
Lost in the abyss, once in the desert

12. He witnessed honor dead in battle
And cried over the noble and the virtuous